150 episodes
360 Biz The Real Network
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- Business
Presented by Teboho Mafodi and Bulelani Balabala, 360 Biz is a show that brings many viewpoints to the table on “all things business”. Incorporating all stakeholders – established business, government, SMMEs, entrepreneurs, professionals and legislators – to tackle and provide practical solutions for real challenges facing African businesses – big, small, formal and informal.
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Black Success in Engineering
The team discuss the challenges and many triumphs of black engineers in South Africa. Teboho is joined by engineers Tebogo Mosito, Lesego Mokae, Tshepo Manyaka and Muzi Mathebula.
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The Beauty Business
The team discuss the booming beauty industry and how practitioners have taken advantage of this highly lucrative business. Make-up artist Tsholofelo Masenya, and celebrity make-up artists Zenzi Masuku and Treasure Mhlongo join the conversation.
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Events as a Business
Teboho Mafodi is joined by Precious the Planner, Gugulethu Zwane, and Sipesihle Losi in an interesting discussion on the business side of event management and the highs and lows of creating the perfect event.
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Creating an Economic Impact for Small Businesses
Teboho Mafodi is joined by Karabo Mashugane, Thato Ntseare, Joseph Migeri and Mfon Ekpo in an interesting discussion on the impact of small businesses in today's economy, and the yardstick we use to measure it.
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Failing your Way to Success
Joining Teboho Mafodi in studio this week are two entrepreneurs who are running successful businesses, but who also know the frustration of failing all too well. Ego Iwegbu is an entrepreneur and author who runs a highly successful nail boutique and cosmetic range. Maite Motsepe-Maponya is an artist and the owner of an African inspired home décor company. They discuss some of the lessons you can learn from failing, and how best to get back up. Legendary entrepreneur Reabetswe Motsepe, and pastor and entrepreneur Bruce Msidi (who is visiting SA from Zambia) also join the show.
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Unemployment vs Entrepreneurship
Stats SA has published its latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey results for the third quarter of the year, showing that South Africa’s unemployment rate increased marginally to 27.5%.
There were 6.2 million people without jobs in the three months to the end of September, compared with 6.1 million people in the prior quarter, Statistics South Africa said in its quarterly labour force survey.
The statistics office said the formal sector, private households and agriculture recorded declines in employment, while the informal sector had employment gains.
We spoke about entrepreneurship being a possible solution to combat unemployment.